Team Lewislefou: All 23 Players and Their Numbers for the November 21 Rematch Against Primeau

On November 21 at 2 p.m., Lewislefou puts his title on the line in front of 18,250 people at the Centre Vidéotron. In April, his crew of streamers, YouTubers and real hockey players beat Olivier Primeau's team 4 to 3 in overtime at the Colisée de Laval. Seven months later, the final roster is out, jersey numbers included. The winning core is back, a few rookies join in, and a face our readers already know is even suiting up. Here are the 23 names on Team Lewislefou, plus the coach, and what you need to know about each of them before puck drop.

The bench: a former NHL heavyweight and an Israeli hockey pioneer

A team of creators needs two things: someone who knows how to win, and someone who keeps everyone calm when the game gets tight. Lewis has both, and they were already there in April.

Georges Laraque, coach

Coach. Thirteen NHL seasons with the Edmonton Oilers, Phoenix Coyotes, Pittsburgh Penguins and Montreal Canadiens, and a reputation as one of the most respected heavyweights of his generation. Since retiring, Laraque has become a familiar voice in Quebec media.

Already behind Lewis's bench at the Colisée de Laval, he brings exactly what a team of streamers lacks: big-game experience. In an 18,000-seat arena, that matters. @georges_laraque

#10 Eliezer Sherbatov

Coach, listed at #10. Born in Israel and raised in Montreal, Sherbatov captained Israel's national team and played professionally in Europe. His comeback from a serious injury even inspired a children's book, My Left Skate.

He ran the drills at the October 17 tryout, and Lewis presents him as his team's coach. His name is on the roster with #10. @sherbatov

Eliezer Sherbatov runs drills at the Centre Vidéotron, October 17. Photo: Guillaume Dalpé (@guidalpe)

The captain and his first wave

In October, Lewis made a bold call: break up April's top line to spread his talent. The result: he now skates with a real scorer and a guy who literally climbed Everest.

#14 Lewislefou

Captain. The captain, the streamer and the man who started all of this. Originally from Charlevoix, Lewis built the «La Terrifiance» community on Twitch, where he ran a subathon of nearly 30 days in November 2022, at 18. On the night of April 4, the game stream peaked at 56,525 concurrent viewers, his record according to Streams Charts.

Around 158,000 people follow him on Instagram. On the ice, he was slotted in October at centre on the first line, between Max Lavoie and Xavier Ladouceur. For his full story, read our profile Who Is Lewis le Fou?. @lewislefou

#45 Maxime «Max» Lavoie

Forward. The April 4 hero. A forward with the Coureurs des Bois de Cowansville in the LHSE, Lavoie scored twice at the Colisée de Laval, including the winner 3:52 into overtime.

On a team where some players are still learning to stop without falling, he is the one who makes it real hockey. Primeau knows it: he is the first player to watch. @max.lavoie_

#44 Xavier Ladouceur

Forward. The guy who climbed Everest. After the roof of the world, the Centre Vidéotron ice should not scare him much. New to the team for the rematch, he was slotted in October on Lewis's line.

The post above comes from the GURU brand's account, which he recently collaborated with. He brings grit and endurance to a first wave built to produce. @xavier.ladouceur

The web stars: YouTube, Twitch and TikTok on skates

This is where Team Lewis reaches millions of people. These creators fill the stands and the chats, and in April several of them proved they can actually play.

#8 Shahin Ouest

Forward. Over 500,000 YouTube subscribers, participatory concepts and viral collaborations: Shahin is one of the best-known faces of Quebec's creator scene. In April, he played on Lewis's line.

For the rematch, he gets a new job: leading the second line. A real test for someone who turns every idea into an event. @shahinouest

#13 Alexis Lachance, aka Alex The Lucky

Forward. Editor, director and creator, Alexis Lachance has worked with major names online, including MrBeast. The man behind many viral videos moved in front of the camera, then onto the ice.

In April, he formed the game's most talked-about line with Lewis and Shahin. This time, he drives the third line. @alexthelucky

#2 Arianne Vallières, aka Cocotte

Forward. Discovered through her pandemic streams and active on Twitch and YouTube, Cocotte shaped April's game without touching the puck: her intermission speech, delivered while grieving, was seen as the turning point of the comeback, according to Noovo Moi.

She also dropped the gloves with Sandrine Séguin early in the second period. On November 21, everyone will want to know what she has in store for the locker room. @cocottee._

#65 Anthony Thibeault, aka AchilleFPS

Forward. A seasoned streamer sponsored by Monster Energy, a former Occupation Double contestant and leader of the «Savage Squad». AchilleFPS brings shooter-game intensity to the ice, and a community that never misses a live.

He is on the development line, where energy more than makes up for experience. @achillefps

#26 Anthony Bouchard, aka Antho le petit homme

Forward. Known on TikTok as Antho le petit homme, Anthony Bouchard is a crowd favourite. Strong and skilled with the puck, he was already part of the adventure in April.

Every shift is a reminder: on the ice, heart matters more than size. @anthonybouchardlepetithomme

#22 Jules, aka Gurky

Forward. A Quebec YouTuber known for challenges and discoveries (he once asked whether poutine in Germany could match the real Quebec thing), Gurky moves in the same circle as Shahin and Cocotte, with whom he has filmed before.

New for the rematch, he joins Lewis's development line. @legurky

#67 ShatterxVeZ, aka Shatter

Forward, tryout pick. The player Lewis picked at the October 17 tryout. Out of a dozen invitees, the Twitch streamer earned the last spot on the development line.

From controller to stick: his arrival proves that on Team Lewis, a spot is earned on the ice. All the details in our tryout recap. @shatterxvez

The defence and the goalie: the ones who won April's game

The stars get the attention, but April's scoresheet told a different story: three of Lewis's four goals were scored or set up by the defence.

#69 Derek Fontaine, aka Killer

Defence. On Instagram he goes by Killer, and April's scoresheet backs it up: one goal and two assists, including the helper on the overtime winner. With three points, Derek Fontaine was Team Lewis's top scorer at the Colisée de Laval.

The «ttv» in his handle gives away his other playground: Twitch. Primeau would be wise not to leave him alone at the blue line. @killerf69ttv

#3 Olivier «Oli» Leblanc

Defence. Olivier Leblanc documents his hockey progress on social media, and the work paid off: he scored Lewis's third goal in April, in the second period, assisted by Stox and Dom Babin.

A defenceman who scores is exactly the kind of surprise you want in November. @oli_leblanc3

#9 Jacob Riel, aka Stox

Defence. Behind the handle is Jacob Riel, founder of the Stox brand. In April, he picked up an assist on Olivier Leblanc's goal. The post above, shared by Lewis, shows his place in the captain's inner circle.

An entrepreneur of a new generation, he understands that amateur hockey can become a showcase. @stoxhockey

#32 Mia Väänänen

Defence. Low-key online, effective on the ice: Mia Väänänen assisted on Lewis's first goal in April, Derek Fontaine's in the second period.

Proof you do not need a million followers to make a difference in a game. @mia_vaananen

#77 Cédrik Séguin

Defence. Co-creator of HFTV, a hockey outlet born from the voice of the fans, Cédrik Séguin goes from the mic to the rink.

He knows the sport better than almost anyone in the room, at least analytically. On November 21, he gets to comment on his own game. @ced_seg

#31 Mathy Tessier

Goalie. Picked after a tryout streamed live to more than 5,000 viewers in March, Mathy Tessier was in Lewis's net at the Colisée de Laval.

Three goals allowed, an overtime win: April's goalie is back to defend the title, this time in front of 18,250 people. @mathytessier

The reinforcements and the quieter faces

Not everyone on the team lives online. These players round out the roster, and for some we found little public information. We would rather say so than make things up.

#19 Alexandre Mailloux

Forward. New to the roster, slotted in October on the second line with Shahin and William Boudreault. Elite Prospects lists an Alexandre Mailloux, a left winger from La Malbaie who played for the Séminaire St-François Blizzard and the Charlevoix Éclairs, with 54 points in 41 senior league games.

If that is him, Lewis recruited a real scorer, and a fellow Charlevoix native. @a_mailloux19

#88 William Boudreault

Forward. Another addition for the rematch, slotted in October on Shahin's line. Low-key on social media, he is one of the reinforcements chosen to balance the top three lines. @will.boudreault_

#71 Luca Sandu

His Instagram account is all about training and fitness. His presence confirms a trend: alongside the streamers, Lewis bet on athletes. @sandugfitness

#93 Guillaume Dalpé

If the name sounds familiar, it should: Guillaume Dalpé shot the photos for our coverage of the October 17 tryout at the Centre Vidéotron, including the one at the top of this article.

On November 21, he steps to the other side of the lens wearing #93. We hope he found someone to take his picture. @guidalpe

#79 Victor Dussault

One of the quietest players on the roster: no public background for now. We will update this article as soon as we know more. @victor.dussault

#39 Veillette

A single last name on the roster sheet and no public account: Veillette is Team Lewis's mystery man. He rounds out the roster wearing #39.

The rematch at a glance

To see who Lewis will face, read our guide Team Primeau: Who's Who on Olivier Primeau's Roster. To revisit the lines announced before the tryout, check out our first Team Lewislefou guide.

Team Lewislefou: your questions

Twenty-three names, an NHL coach and a title to defend. On November 21, Team Lewis finds out whether April's magic survives the biggest arena of its young history.

Sources: Le Regard, Noovo Moi, Noovo Moi (rematch), Noovo Info, Elite Prospects, Wikipedia (Georges Laraque), Wikipedia (Eliezer Sherbatov), players' Instagram accounts (November 2026).